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We are in sunny Amelia Island, Florida! So we are extending our offer (as part of our "second chance" promotion) to get our Florida History Highlights eBook for free. Explore rich and often surprising stories of the Sunshine State—from its earliest days as a Spanish outpost to its rise as one of America’s most dynamic and popular regions. To get your FREE copy of "Florida History Highlights," CLICK HERE. THIS WEEKEND'S FREE eBook: "Mississippi River Then and Now" Explore the significance of America’s greatest waterway through history and today. And what an impact! These are the incredible stories of the people, the inventions, and the events that shaped our country and also sparked the development and western expansion of the United States. To get your FREE copy, CLICK HERE. Remember that you can read these on any smartphone, tablet, computer, or Amazon Kindle device using the free Kindle app. $2 Audiobook add-on! We know that many of you love listening audiobooks. We love them too! The audiobook edition of "Mississippi River Then and Now" also is available today as an add-on to your FREE eBook for only $2. Amazon Audible members can enjoy it for FREE! Enjoy! Just CLICK HERE. Please help us by REVIEWING our Books Please leave a quick review. It takes just a few seconds to leave a brief review. Here are links to the past three books that we've offered for free: To review Columbia River History Highlights, CLICK HERE. To review Florida History Highlights, CLICK HERE. To review Mississippi River Then and Now, CLICK HERE. For direct links to any of our book pages, CLICK HERE. SAMPLE MEMBER SUPPORTER SPECIAL CONTENT We've unlocked some of our Member Supporter content for you to enjoy! If you agree that our efforts are worth supporting, consider joining our exclusive Member Supporter website, where you can access hundreds of posts and videos, plus follow along our curated journey of discovery through the stories of American history, and much more. Your $10 monthly support empowers our History Highlights efforts. CLICK HERE TO SAMPLE EXCLUSIVE MEMBER CONTENT. NEXT WEEK Next week, we’ll continue our westward expansion story, offering our "Steamboats Changed America" book for free. Don't forget that you can reply to our emails anytime and say hello. Have a great week! Bill and Laura |
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Hi! We share great stories from history. Check out recent newsletters including FREE eBooks, online video presentations, and subscribe today for these weekly treats!
In this newsletter: Free eBook: "Pathway to the Civil War" Free eBook: "Mark Twain & the Mississippi River" Free Week-long Trial of our History Video Streaming Service Sample Member Supporter features Us performing aboard the American Song riverboat with a stunning sunset backdrop! Hello History Enthusiasts! We have just finished a wonderful couple of weeks cruising the Columbia and Snake Rivers aboard the American Song. A lovely guest (who prefers to remain anonymous) shared this photo taken...
In this newsletter: Memorial Day History Highlights A Special Patriotic Musical Video Program Free eBook: "Mark Twain & the Mississippi River" Free Week-long Trial of our History Video Streaming Service MEMORIAL DAY HISTORY HIGHLIGHTS This weekend, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Memorial Day was created to honor and mourn the military personnel who have died in the performance of their military duties while serving in the United...
In this newsletter: Thank You to those who reviewed our books! Free video presentation: "Mark Twain & the Mississippi River" Become a Member Supporter! Check Out our History Highlights Video Streaming Service for Free Next Week: FREE updated Twain book. Snake River canyon from the American Jazz riverboat Hi, everyone! We are enjoying another rotaion of working on the Columbia and Snake Rivers. Even on the east side of the Cascade Mountains where it is typically very dry and brown (only about...